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Technology disruption – coming to a bank near you

30^th March 2015
- Chi Onwurah
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Before entering Parliament I worked as an electrical engineer, mainly in telecoms. I spent a lot of time in network software development, getting networks to talk to each other and exchange voice and data.

banking + bitcoin + digital currencies + Finance + prosperity + Regulation
Blockchain: The ability to scale trust

27^th March 2015
- Anthony Macey
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Most people I speak to regarding the Bitcoin protocol have never heard of it. Of those that have, the majority have heard of only bitcoin the ‘currency’. I put that in pretty quotation marks and italics because I am firmly in the “moonshot it will not go to zero” camp.

banking + bitcoin + digital currencies + Finance + Regulation
User Autonomy: The confluence between private data stores and cryptocurrencies

26^th March 2015
- Jonathan Levin
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Users have migrated from running all their own software and storing files locally to accessing their data through cloud-based software solutions. The migration of files has also been accompanied with flows of personal information to corporations.

banking + bitcoin + digital currencies + Finance + Regulation
The culture clash of cryptocurrencies

26^th March 2015
- Toby Birch
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The latest buzzwords on everyone’s lips is FinTech; the apparently effortless splicing of finance and technology into one expression. This seamless merger belies reality as the people working in the two industries are akin to oil and water when it comes to culture and terminology.

banking + bitcoin + digital currencies + Finance + Regulation
Regulating Conduct – Where should the burden fall?

12^th February 2015
- Michaela Costello
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It is concerning to read this morning of the decision to scrap the Financial Conduct Authority’s approved persons register and place the burden of regulating the conduct of individuals on the firms themselves, giving them primary responsibility for the fitness of all regulated staff.

bankers licence + banking + financial services reform

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